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Despite Donald Trump’s claims, his gag order holds up against the Constitution

  • Written by Lynn Greenky, Professor Emeritus of Communication and Rhetorical Studies, Syracuse University
Despite Donald Trump’s claims, his gag order holds up against the ConstitutionFormer President Donald Trump attends his New York trial on April 23, 2024. Timothy A. Clary/Pool/AFP via Getty Images

The First Amendment protects speech, but Americans don’t have a right to speech that may cause harm.

That’s why former President Donald Trump is still not allowed to speak about prosecutors, individual jurors and court...

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